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A Florida Gators podcast featuring Corry Knowles, Dan Thompson, Nick de la Torre, and Jordan Scarlett. They interview former Florida Gators legends and will update you on all Breaking News on all Gators sports from recruiting to depth charts, and everything in between! This is the Flagship Podcast for Florida's Flagship University.
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National college football voice Andy Staples joins the show to break down where the Gators really stand coming out of SEC Media Days — plus we dig into the offensive line question that could make or break Jon Sumrall's first year in Gainesville.In this episode:- SEC Media Days recap — Sumrall's headline-grabbing debut in Tampa (yes, the ringing-phone moment) and why the media picked Florida 9th in the SEC- The overlooked Gators — is the national skepticism fair, or is Florida being slept on?- O-line under the microscope — Sumrall says he's "really pleased" with the group's summer growth after a rough spring; how real is the progress?- The trench rebuild — Penn State transfers Eagan Boyer and TJ Shanahan Jr. (who followed OL coach Phil Trautwein), Georgia Tech center Harrison Moore, and Stanford's Emeka UgorjiQB battle looming — the competition that defines Florida's offensive ceilingOn the guest — Andy Staples:- National college football host at On3, where he co-hosts the daily Andy & Ari On3 show covering the sport's biggest stories- Former senior CFB writer at The Athletic (2019–23) and longtime national voice (Sports Illustrated before that)- One of the sharpest, most connected takes in the country on realignment, the transfer portal, and where programs like Florida actually stack up-= Known for cutting through the offseason hype — and never shy about a hot-seat listSubscribe to Stadium and Gale for Gators football, recruiting, and interviews all season long. 🐊
Stadium & Gale is back, and we've got a loaded show for you tonight!We look ahead to SEC Media Day on Wednesday and what it means for the Gators — the storylines, the expectations, and the questions we most want answered as the college football season draws closer.Then we're honored to be joined by former Florida Gator Adam Shuler. We get into his time in the Swamp, his perspective on the current state of the program, and plenty more in a conversation you won't want to miss.Grab a seat, settle in, and let's talk some Gators football.👍 If you enjoy the show, do us a favor: Like, Subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss an episode. Drop your thoughts, questions, and predictions in the comments — we read them and love hearing from you.
Three starters gone — including All-American center Jake Slaughter — and a brand-new position coach. Florida's offensive line got a total makeover this offseason, and today we're breaking down the whole room ahead of the 2026 season.In this episode:- A rebuilt trench — Florida lost Austin Barber, Jake Slaughter, and Damieon George Jr., so new OL coach Phil Trautwein hit the portal hard with four transfer additions- The Penn State pipeline — Trautwein brought Eagan Boyer and TJ Shanahan Jr. with him from Happy Valley; can they lock down left tackle and right guard?- Replacing an All-American — Georgia Tech transfer Harrison Moore vs. former five-star Jason Zandamela in the battle at center- The wildcard — Stanford transfer Emeka Ugorji started 8 games as a true freshman and is pushing for the right tackle job- The veterans — Knijeah Harris anchors left guard, plus where Caden Jones, Roderick Kearney, Bryce Lovett, and TJ Dice Jr. fit- Rotation or starting five? — Trautwein says he'll play as many linemen as earn it; what that means for the two-deepIf you bleed orange and blue, hit SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!#GoGators #FloridaGators #GatorsFootball #JonSumrall #SEC #CollegeFootball #StadiumandGale
Florida football hasn't had a 1,000-yard rusher in a decade. Now they've got one coming back, and he might just be getting started.The Stadium and Gale crew is breaking down the two position groups that could define Jon Sumrall's first season in Gainesville: the running backs and wide receivers. Jadan Baugh returns after rushing for 1,170 yards, earning All-SEC honors, and joining Emmitt Smith and Errict Rhett as the only underclassmen in program history to crack 1,000 in a season. Behind him, Florida quietly built one of the deepest backfields in the country, adding Evan Pryor from Cincinnati and London Montgomery from ECU while Duke Clark makes a push after a big spring.Then there's the receiver room, which might be the strength of the entire roster. Vernell Brown III led the team in receiving as a freshman All-SEC pick. Dallas Wilson set true freshman records in his very first start before injuries cut his season short. And Auburn transfer Eric Singleton Jr. arrives already knowing Buster Faulkner's offense from their Georgia Tech days, where he posted back-to-back 700-plus yard seasons. Add spring game standout Micah Mays Jr. and a stacked group of transfers and freshmen fighting for snaps, and Faulkner wasn't kidding when he said Florida can roll six or seven receivers at you.We get into all of it: how Faulkner uses Baugh, the battle for carries behind him, whether Dallas Wilson takes over as WR1, the Singleton scheme fit, the depth guys nobody's talking about yet, and whether this skill group is good enough to turn 4-8 into something real in year one under Sumrall.New episodes covering Florida Gators football, basketball, and baseball all year long. If you're a Gators fan, this is your home. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.
Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) and Eric Fawcett (Gator Country, Basket Under Review) break down all things Florida and SEC basketball. On this episode, a discussion of Florida's likely rotations, potential minutes distribution, and Todd Golden's options with the 2026-27 roster set. Plus, thoughts on the Denzel Aberdeen waiver situation, the 5 for 5 rule change, and what Florida would do if Aberdeen cannot play. Finally, the SEC matchups are out. Florida's draw is a tough one. Is that a good thing? Plus, why the SEC gets the unbalanced schedule as close to "right" as possible.
DJ Lagway is gone. The most important position on the field is wide open. And Florida's 2026 season might hinge on what happens under center.Dan, Nick, Jordan, and Corry break down the entire Gators QB room:- Tramell Jones Jr. went 13/17 for 210 yards and 2 TDs in the spring game — is he ready to be the full-time starter in Year 1 under Jon Sumrall?- Aaron Philo transferred from Georgia Tech to follow OC Buster Faulkner to Gainesville — he already knows the system, has 3 years of eligibility, and isn't going away quietly- Will Griffin — 4-star freshman out of Jesuit High in Tampa, #14 QB in the country — when does he factor in?How Buster Faulkner's system shapes what this QB needs to be — and who fits it bestSubscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss our Gators show!
Florida's 2027 recruiting class just hit #3 in the country — and it's not slowing down. We've got a massive commitment to break down, a linebacker from a serious NFL bloodline joining the fold, a Friday Night Lights recap, and former Gator Thomas Holley sitting down to talk about his journey through one of the toughest injury stories in recent program history.This Episode Covers:🏈 Aaron McWilliams Commits — A top-rated specialist kicker from East Coweta, GA commits to Florida as the Gators' 24th member of the 2027 class. (His "5-star" designation is from Kohl's Specialist Camps.)📈 Gators 2027 Class Hits #3 Nationally — 24 commits, 16 blue-chip recruits, trailing only Texas A&M and Oklahoma per the 247Sports Composite. Jon Sumrall's class is for real.🏈 Tre Geathers Commits — 3-star linebacker Robert Geathers III — son of former Georgia/Bengals DE Robert Geathers — chooses Florida over Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina. Serious football pedigree.🏕️ Friday Night Lights Recap — Sumrall hosted a loaded group of elite 2027 prospects in Gainesville. What we saw and who stood out.🥎 Softball Adds Kairi Rodriguez — Graduate transfer catcher from Duke signed June 16th.🎙️ Thomas Holley | Former Florida Gators DL | Brooklyn, NY | 2014 Signing ClassThomas Holley arrived at Florida as one of the most recruited defensive tackles in the country — an Under Armour All-American from Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, the No. 77 overall prospect in the 2014 class. What followed was one of the most gut-wrenching injury stories in recent Gators history: two hip surgeries, a redshirt year, limited action in seven games, a 60-pound weight loss and position change to try to stay on the field — and ultimately a medical exemption in 2016. He stayed at Florida, finished his degree, and has been building something since.What Thomas talked about:His recruitment out of Brooklyn and what made Florida stand outThe moment he learned his playing career was over — and how he processed itThe mental side of being a highly recruited player whose body didn't cooperateWhat kept him in Gainesville after football endedHow he views the current Gators program under SumrallWhat he's been building since leaving the sportAdvice for young players navigating injuries and adversitySubscribe for the latest on Gator football, recruiting, and behind-the-scenes access.
Florida's 2027 recruiting class is one of the best in the country — but how sustainable is it, and what's driving the momentum under Jon Sumrall? We sat down with Tyler Harden of 247Sports/Swamp247 to get the full insider picture on where the Gators stand and what's coming.Recruiting Update:Florida's 2027 class sits at 23 commits and ranks inside the top 3–4 nationally on the 247Sports CompositeThe Gators lead FBS with 17 blue-chip commits in the classMaxwell Hiller became the first 5-star offensive lineman in Florida history to commitFlorida has 3 top-150 OL in the class — also a program first15 of 23 commits are out-of-state — the Gators are truly recruiting nationallyAbout Tyler Harden:Staff writer and insider at 247Sports, covering the Florida Gators beat via Swamp247Co-host of the Swamp247 podcast alongside Graham Hall and Zach GoodallOne of the most plugged-in voices on Florida football recruiting — boots on the ground in GainesvilleTopics covered with Tyler:What's fueling Florida's recruiting surge under SumrallWhich targets are still in play and what official visit season looks likeWhether this class can hold together — and get betterWhat separates this staff's recruiting pitch from Napier'sSubscribe to Stadium and Gale for the best Florida Gators football coverage on YouTube.
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